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AlexWB · in Entertainment & Hobbies
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Gaming has changed a lot over the years, but some games are more memorable than even their newer adaptions. Great characters, storylines & soundtracks make games-unforgettable. Which game today, could you play without ever getting bored? Well for me COD on XBOX.

Halo multiplayer on Xbox brings back some memories. I was at a party once that had a Halo tournament going on, and we would play with a couple of friends in our household sometimes. Halo is one of my favorite FPS games, but I have geared more towards "realistic" FPS games like Call of Duty over the years.

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Yes, I once walked in to a bunch of soldiers playing COD, then I joined them. Pretty good experience. I guess it's quite common for servicemen to use Xbox these days. Haha! After that we hung out at the poolside. That's was cool!😎

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Yes, I once walked in to a bunch of soldiers playing COD, then I joined them. Pretty good experience. I guess it's quite common for servicemen to use Xbox these days. Haha! After that we hung out at the poolside. That's was cool!😎

A Call of Duty tournament with a load of friends would be wonderful. I did have a small-ish Call of Duty outing with some old friends once. I love the game, but I am terrible at it.

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